Its not as simple as that at all. Unless a significant percentage of the population have the vaccine we arent going to overcome the virus any time soon.
Am not disagreeing with you about "rights" , but if more and more people are saying no ( which doesn't surprise me these days, people are so selfish), then the government are going to have to make it harder for the refusers to continue their everyday lives as we know it.
By that I mean , measures such as, no access to public transport , no access to flights for holidays , no access to , libraries, swimming baths, sports stadiums etc, even privatelky owned facilities like pubs restaurants etc may have to have pressure put on them to favour vaccinated patrons. If people want to excersise their "right" as you put it despite the medical experts advice and findings , then there will have to be consequences to persuade as many people as possible to participate.
This is far too serious a situation to allow the average "joe" bto decide whether we prevail or fail in this fight and lets be honest it is a fight and its getting progressively worse as of late.